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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1902

Page

6

Peace in Chicago Ends Riots After Secret Talks

Riots that disturbed Chicago for nearly two weeks ended at 4 15 this morning after a secret conference between Chicago packers and packing house teamsters. Agreement grants no discrimination against union members and sets wage scales lower than demanded, with Labor Day exempt. Police and volunteers report injured officials and rioters recovering, including Chief ONeill and Inspector Hunt.

Chicago Packing House Teamsters American Railway Union Packers Teamsters Grand Pacific Chicago Packers Carter H Harrison State Board of Arbitration Oneill Inspector Hunt Monroe

OUSTER ORDER SET ASIDE IN PACKERS SUIT

The Missouri Supreme Court en banc set aside yesterday's ouster against Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Co and suspended the case to allow compliance with state corporation laws. The firm will plead in regular form. ouster and fines to be decided later.

Jefferson City Supreme Court Packers Eet Schwarzschild & Sulzberger New York Crow Cook Comae Wartschild & Sulzberger Beef and Provision Empany Kansas City

May Get Macomb's Bridge Franchises By Bronx Rail Plan

The Union Railway Company seeks to place tracks on Macomb's Dam bridge with a Bronx Board of Aldermen committee leaning in favor. The resolution would grant a limited permit to cross and connect adjacent to the bridge with routes to the Eighth Avenue line, while denying the broader forty mile street request. Residents favored the franchise, citing improved Bronx access, and speakers argued the plan would not hinder bridge traffic. Citizens likened the situation to a Boston tea party amid Bronx discontent.

Union Railway Company Bronx Macomb’s Dam Committee On Railroads of the Board of Aldermen Alderman Peck Tribune Union Diemer People’s Traction Interborough Companies Sedgwick-ave S Dam James L. Wells Tax Board W. W. Niles Rns Alliance Joseph A. Goulden Alderman Downing Brooklyn Seers Eee Madison-ave. Bridge Spuyten Duyvil

Move to make oil a fuel. insurers lobbied for common standards

Baltimore news reports a campaign to substitute petroleum for coal as fuel. George E. Taylor initiates contact with the Western Union of Insurance Companies to craft national specifications allowing fuel oil use without extra premiums. An engineer surveys near Beaumont oil fields, aiming for rapid adoption and Baltimore as a distributing station.

SBY the Tribune Baltimore George E. Taylor Jenness & Taylor Western Union of Insurance Companies Chicago National Board Euch Beaumont

Guardian Trust Company elects officers and directors

The Guardian Trust Company held an organization meeting in its Broadway Broadway Maiden Lane Building. Directors listed include R Ross Appleton W H Baker W A Barber P Bessett Ernest Brown BR Chapmer Bird S Coler Jesse Courtney George W Fairchild H Faliers Joseph N Francelin Leonard B H Hele n Green Hooter R W Jones George F Morse W Morse Herbert Myrick Ludwig Nissen Samuel R Smith. Officers elected President to be announced later Vice presidents R Ross Appleton C Brown and George W Fairchild General counsel David Kine. Morse declined presidency after reconsidering other business, will commence operations soon.

Guardian Trust Company Broadway Maiden Lane R Ross Appleton William H Baker William A. Barber P. Bessett Ernest Brown Chapmer Bird S. Coler Jesse Courtney George W. Fairchild H. Faliers Joseph N. Francelin Leonard BH Helen. Green Hooter R W. Jones T Kke George F. Morse W. Morse Herbert Myrick Lut¢wig Nissen Samuel R. Smith R. Ross Appleton C. Brown George W. Fairchild David Kine R. Morse Treat Iowa Central Railway Company Guardian Trust Com

Packers Admit Defeat Over Court Order In Anti-Trust Case

Beef interests concede restraint on price fixing after Justice Chester bars a packing cartel from coordinating prices in New York State. Officials say the injunction targets managers and agents, not ongoing operations, and foresee no immediate price drop due to corn costs and scarce cattle. Local dealers expect prices to hold or rise as spring lamb fails to ease demand.

Beef Trust Chester Supreme Court West Armour & Co Swift & Co Cudahy Packing Company Hammond Company Schwarzschild Grosscup United States Court Chicago Davies Albany New York State Samuel Weil Schwarzschild & Sulzberger First-ave Weil

Drunken officers face trial as Thurston fines and suspends

Deputy Commissioner Thurston fines two and suspends one after three policemen appear drunk in the trial room. Patrolman Henry is dismissed for intoxication. Dougherty is suspended and sent for examination. others face adjournment or further review as Commissioner Partridge questions their celebrations.

Thurston Partridge Foody Patrick Degley Colonel Thurston Peter T. Miller Fourteenth Precinct Henry T. F. Dougherty Dougherty Kane

Confer on P. R. R. Tunnel in Closed Session

Representatives of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Rapid Transit Commission met behind closed doors to fix compensation for crossing Manhattan. The contract group included Orr, Smith, and Grout. others present were Shepard, Jesup, Parsons, Cassatt, Green, Rea, and Logan. Orr declined to disclose details, noting the board must first be informed.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company The Rapid Transit Commission Manhattan Alexander E. Orr Charles Stewart Smith Grout Edward M. Shepard Morris K. Jesup William Barclay Parsons A. J. Cassatt Green Sami Rea James Logan Orr Cours Pennsylvania Railroad

Dickinson College Graduation Marks Peak Enrollment

Carlisle Pennsylvania June 5 Special Dickinson College graduation hits peak enrollment with 70 arts majors and 24 law graduates. Attorney General E kin delivered the law address while United States Senator Hanna received the Doctor of Laws. A portrait gift to President Reed sparked a four hundred strong reception as trustees renewed terms and the college surpassed five hundred students.

E.kin Pennsylvania George E. Reed Eveland King Reed United States Hanna

Vanderbilt presence at Chicago and Northwestern stockholders meeting

W K Vanderbilt and other Vanderbilt rail interests attended the Chicago and Northwestern Railway annual stockholders meeting. Officials from New York Central, including W H Newman and W C Brown, along with directors, signed off on the annual statement amid Moore Leeds and Vanderbilt speculation. Edar Rapids details note Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway absorbed by Rock Island route as Iowa division.

Chicago W. K. Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Railroad Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company Chauncey M Depew H. McK. Twombly W. H. Newman New York Central Railroad Company W. C. Brown Vanderbilt Moore- Leeds Moore Edar Rapids Iowa Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Rock Island Iowa Division Ives Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern

Whit e Caps Switch Woman Near New Albany

Mrs Alice Hanzer wife of farmer Otto Hanger about thirty miles west of New Albany was seized by twenty whitecaps last night tied to a tree and whipped severely her husband held in the house while the attack occurred warns her to guard her stepchildren or face another visit from the mob The report notes the mob’s action and warning.

New Albany Ind Alice Hanzer Otto Hanger

Phipps to Build Modern TB Hospital in Colorado

Denver June 5 Special Laurence C Phipps of Pittsburg plans a memorial tuberculosis sanatorium for Colorado. The Agnes Memorial Sanatorium will sit on 160 acres near Denver with a 250000 dollar initial outlay and endowment to maintain care. It will imitate the Trudeaux model with cottages and a large lab, serving patients from Western Pennsylvania when possible. The project blends charitable aims with patient fees and broad medical research facilities.

Denver Colorado Laurence C. Pripps Pittsburg Agnes Phipps Agnes Memorial Sanatorium Trudeaux Sanatorium Adirondacks Pennsylvania Phipps Carnegie Steel Company

Woman Attempted Suicide Over Promised Marriage at Essex Market

A woman in the Essex Market court tried to kill herself by swallowing carbolic acid in the magistrate's private room. She acted after a man named Louis Zaxas pledged to marry her but refused, leaving her during a reconciliation attempt led by Magistrates Hogan and Peuel. She was taken to Gouverneur Hospital in critical condition.

East Ninthst Essex Market Court Gouverneur Hospital Peuel Louis Zaxas Bowery Policeman Fogarty Hogan Zaxas

Meeting of steep plate pool representatives at Waldorf

Representatives of the steep plate pool met at the Waldorf to consider price advances. United States Steel Corporation, producer of about half the pool output, favors price stability. No action details were disclosed and no reports of trouble emerged, suggesting a frictionless decision.

Waldorf United States Steel Corporation Schwab

Necessities and luxuries in summer men’s wear

A catalog excerpt from Rocers Peet & Company lists men’s summer attire with prices. Includes sack suits 15 to 35 dollars in sizes 32 to 34 inch chest, Norfolk jacket suits 15 to 25 dollars, soft negligee shirts 1.50 to 5, decollate oxford shoes 3.50 to 5, and various hat styles. Stores listed across Broadway Warren Street 4th Ave and 13th Street locations with mail orders available.

Broadway Warren Warren St 4Th Ave West

Prominent Arrivals at Local Hotels Listed by Name and Origin

HOME NEWS notes arrivals at major hotels with guests including Dr H H Ford Baltimore Dr B W Brown Tarboro NC Captain Herbert Deakyon US Army State Senator John Raines Canandaigua Colonel R L Baker Lexington KY L L Payn Chatham NY Spencer Borden Jr Fall River Captain C F Snow USN Lyman B Goff Pawtucket Ex Judge J Rider Cady Hudson Professor E J Loomis Amherst J M Dickey Newburg Netherland J S Coxey Mount Vernon Ohio Colonel C S Scott Lexington KY Dr William C Krauss Buffalo G Tracy Rogers Binghamton P C Knox US Attorney General General Edmund Hayes Buffalo R R de Oliveira Brazilian Legation Washington. WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY covers Gravesend racing and local events such as Brooklyn Sunday school parade Class day at Barnard College 4 pm and American Chemical Society meeting at 108 West Fifty-fifth Street 4 15 pm.

ASTOR H. H. Ford Baltimore Gilsey B. W. Brown Tarboro N. C Herbert Deakyon Grand Union John Raines Canandaigua Hoffman R. L. Baker Lexington Holland Louis F. Payn Chatham N. Y Spencer Borden, Jr Fall River C. F. Snow U. S. N. Manhattan Lyman B. Goff Pawtucket Murray Hill J. Rider Cady Hudson E. J. Loomis Amherst J. M. Dickey Newburg Buffalo G. Tracy Rogers Binghamton Waldorf P. C. Knox United States Edmund Hayes R. R. de Oliveira Washington

Memorial meeting honors Archbishop Corrigan at Carnegie Hall

A memorial service for Archbishop Corrigan will take place Sunday at 8 p m in Carnegie Hall. W Bourke Cochran and speakers including Eugene A Philbin preside John J Delany Thomas C O Sullivan Thomas M Mulry C Fornes and Justice Morgan J O'Brien will give addresses. A Knights of Columbus delegation asked Mayor Law for Police Magistrate Brann's reappointment. he will decide by July 1. Mails from Hong Kong Shanghai Yokohama Tokio and Kobe arrived in Vancouver and were sent east June 2 with most expected in New York Sunday morning and remainder Monday. Mails for China and Japan will close at the General Post Office as advertised.

Corrigan Carnegie Hall W. Bourke Cochran Eugene A. Philbin John J. Delany Thomas C. O'Sullivan Thomas M. Mulry C.fornes Morgan J. O’brien Knights of Columbus Law Brann Hong Kong Shanghai Yokohama Tokio Kobe Vancouver New York China Japan

Albany bids opened for legislative printing

The State Printing Board opened bids for legislative printing with bids from J. B. Lyon, Williams The Argus, Brandon Printing, John A McCarthy and Albany Evening Union. The Argus bid was lowest while Lyon protested irregularities and a board member reserved decision.

Albany State Printing Board McDonough Davies Miller J. B. Lyon Company Ee Williams Argus’ Company Brandon Printing Company John A. McCarthy Albany Evening Union” Company Argus” Company Lyon Company Franklyn 1 Danaher

Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Note

Sunrise and sunset times listed with moon phase for navigation. High water times at several tides include Gov Island Hell Gate Sandy Hook predictions. Almanac style data provides locations and hourly intervals for maritime planning.

High Water Gov Sland Hell Gate Gov. Island Sandy Hook

Port of New York Ship Arrivals June 5 19

Steamer Germante from Glasgow with 56 cabin and 465 steerage passengers to White Star Line arrived at the bar at 6 55 m. Steamer Laurentien from Moville and Galway with 119 cabin and 28 steerage passengers to Austin Baldwin Co arrived at the bar at 12 43 pm. Steamer Buffalo from Hull via Boston with cargo to Sanderson & Son arrived at 4 30 am. Steamer Potomac from London in ballast to Philip Ruprecht arrived at 6 am. Steamer Titania from Sunderland in ballast to Norton & Son arrived at noon.

Germante Haddock Liverpost Queenstown Mdise White Star Line Bar Laurentien Stirrat Glasgow Moville Galway Austin Baldwin& Co Par Buffalo Bri Loveridge Hull Boston Moise Sanderson & Son Potomac Anderson London Philip Ruprecht Titania Remnant Sunderland Norton & Son Koln Ger Lanrenter Bremen New York Galveston Oelrichs & Co Patria Jensen Lisbon Hagemeyer & Brunn Fire Island Peconie Mills Venice Trieste Fiume Bari Palermo Algiers Phelps Bros &O Colerage Fisher Rio Janeiro Bahia Pernambuco Barbados Busk & Jevons Falk Nor Bugge Progreso WD Munsor The Baker New Orleans J T van Sickle Comanche Platt Jacksonville Charleston W P Clyde Co City Savannah Ocean Ss Co Jamestown Tapley Newport News Norfolk Old Dominion Ss Co H Guffer McPherson Philadelphia Rufus Ring City of Macon Johnson Sandy Hook Ick

Steamers and routes listed in June ship movements

June entries detail arrivals and sailings of multiple steamers from New York to European ports and back. Notable vessels include Consuelo Bri ooew York, British Princes, Furst Bis marck, Massilia, Mohican, Perugia, Pocasset, and Corona, with destinations such as Antwerp Plymouth Cherbourg Genoa and Caracas noted among others.

Consuelo Huil Barends New Hamburg Shields Astrakhan Biddick New York Pine Branch Nor Knudsen Miramtch Perugia Johnston Marseilles Venice Pocasset Owen New-York Porto Empedocle Carmelite Br Over Aggt Hatteberg New Or Port Said Tioga Ross Nork Calcutta Shanghai Hermiston Philip St Thomas Corona Carey, Ree Orsbemerara San Juan Caracas Woodrick la Guayra

Princeton Parade and Yale Game Highlight June Seven

A roundup of events includes Princeton and Yale baseball on Saturday June 7 with a parade in fancy costumes. Also features portraits of Grover Cleveland birthplace photos from Caldwell New Jersey and summer homes of New Yorkers near it.

Princeton Yale Grover Cleveland Cleveland Caldwell N. J

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